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17' Boxster S Wheels Spacers?
- Thread starter Copperman05
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I've got Pilot Sport Cups on at the moment which aren't exactly a year-round tyre and they don't make them in 16" anymore so I costed up a replacement set of tyres - circa ÂŁ500.
Looked at lots of sets on the bay but all silly money, knackered tyres or inappropriate widths and then found a set of 996 Carrera 2 wheels and tyres on Gumtree. 8j front and 8.5j rear, matching Bridgestone tyres at 6-7mm all round and finished in gloss black too, up at ÂŁ350 Ono, guy had them on his Boxster now replaced with Cayman wheels.
Went up to take a look this morning, had a cup of tea and a drool over his 1977 930 turbo with ÂŁ25k on the clock!
Wheels and tyres all in good nick, not powdercoated black but (a very good admittedly) DIY sprayjob so we dealt at ÂŁ290.
Happy Days!!!

ORIGINAL: Eldavo
He gave me the paint he used as well, should I need to do any future touch ups.
What paint did he use, and do you know what primer, lacquer, and procedure he used?
Just a gentle rub down to key the surface first and away you go. Halfords sell a paste type product you can use to fill any gouges if you need to as well.
I've done wheels this way myself before now.
Copperman05
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ORIGINAL: Frenchy
Looking "Mean" and ready for action Edd, they look better in black IMO []
Most wheels look better in black imo, especially when on red cars.
Edd
Copperman05
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These are 17' and Porsche fitment. Was a white set on an EMC 968 at the Autosport International this month. Me like!
Edd
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